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Eran Hammer-Lahav just posed about Twitter’s new “Sign in with Twitter” ( documentation ) functionality which is powered by OAuth (not Open ID). It is quite a neat solution, you can both authenticate into a site and grant them permission for them to party Read More...
Luke Shepard posted about avoiding Open ID Nascar and detecting the user’s provider. I was pitching something like to Luke, Wei and Joseph Smarr at the Open ID UX summit (without all the Open ID details). I think there are going to be about 10 providers Read More...
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Lets say you have 1 computer with 1 screen. You watch a ton of video content (like 24 on Hulu ). You like to watch full screen but don't want to miss IM conversations or other stuff. Why not integrate the IM straight into the video player with a subtle Read More...
TechCrunch just posted about a neat implementation by Fluid for using the Facebook network as an IM backend (I wasn’t aware of an IM API from Facebook). Its a cool scenario, and it highlights one of the scenarios enabled by the Windows Live Messenger Read More...
Ever wonder what people are doing when they aren’t on your website? That’s right, they are in Windows Live Messenger. Check out the Channel9 Interview with KeijiK where he outlines how you can plug into an audience of 320 million+ people in a unique way Read More...
Hey, Angus Logan here, I'm at Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco - there is a great vibe and lots of action . I've been spending time with and learning a ton from some of the open stack crew, Joseph Smarr , David Recordon , and Chris Messina . We've been talking Read More...
 
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